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In this episode, we discuss all things peach-related with horticulturist Dario J. Chavez. Dario is an Associate Professor in the University of Georgia's Department of Horticulture. Specializing in peach physiology and breeding, Dario is constantly uncovering new ways to maximize plant production and profit for the growers in the industry.
Originally from Ecuador, Dario comes from four generations of farming. Through the years, he has developed his horticulture knowledge to the point where he became an expert in peach orchard management, tree longevity, irrigation practices, and genetics…
In this episode, we explore:
What does it take to identify the optimal interaction between peaches and their environments? Tune in now to find out!
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Joining us in this episode to discuss homesteading is Dawn Gallop. Dawn is a mother of nine children, a farmer, nurse, artist, cheesemaker, canner, soapmaker, and beekeeper. As someone who wants to share her knowledge with others, Dawn has also taken on the role of an educator. She teaches people her skills both in person and online with her Youtube channel – fostering a whole new generation of homesteaders…
Dawn had always had a dream of homesteading, and that dream came true in 1992. Since then, she and her family have cultivated their 30 acres of land with greenhouses, goats, bees, and chickens. Constantly learning new things, Dawn has expanded her farming and livestock knowledge to new heights in the 30 years since she began this journey.
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Episode also available on Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/30PvU9C
Water is the backbone of human life, and professionals like Anacleto Rizzo are committed to preserving it. As a hydraulic civil engineer, Anacleto works on sustainable water management, nature-based solutions for wastewater treatment, climate change adaptation policies, sustainable drainage systems, and more…
With a Ph.D. in environmental engineering, Anacleto has focused his expertise on the natural world. Most recently, he has worked as a partner and in-house consultant in research, development, dissemination, and design for Iridra Srl – an engineering firm in Florence, Italy.
In this episode, Anacleto discusses:
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Episode also available on Apple Podcast: http://apple.co/30PvU9C
Large-scale AI models that enable next-generation applications like natural language processing and autonomous systems require intensive training and immense power. The monetary and environmental expense is too great.
This is where analog deep learning comes into play. The concept behind it is to develop a new type of hardware that can accelerate the training of neural networks, achieving a cheaper, more efficient, and more sustainable way to move forward with AI applications.
Murat Onen, a postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at MIT, explains.
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What could the chemistry of comets and interstellar objects tell us about the nature of our Solar System? Stefanie N. Milam is a planetary scientist that studies this intriguing subject using specialized ground- and space-based telescopes…
Stefanie is the James Webb Space Telescope Deputy Project Scientist for Planetary Science at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland. Here, she spends her time researching the compositional makeup of primitive bodies to better understand their connection to the formation and evolution of planetary systems.
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In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Daniel Britt, the Pegasus Professor of Astronomy and Planetary Sciences at the Department of Physics, University of Central Florida. He joins us today to discuss his research on planetary geology.
In addition to his work at the University of Central Florida, Daniel also periodically consults with NASA on their various missions. As an expert that analyzes the geology of other planets, he is committed to researching the physical properties and mineralogy of comets, asteroids, the Moon, and Mars…
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How does the brain react to sound therapy? In this episode, we connect with Lee Gerdes, the CEO of Cereset, a wellness company that helps its clients "relax their brains to manage stress, restore hope and achieve restful sleep."
With a background in math, physics, psychology, theology, and computer software, Lee has made fascinating discoveries regarding brain health – and he is on a mission to bring these benefits to others.
After sustaining a traumatic brain injury in the early 1990s, Lee found himself personally committed to the subject of brain health and rehabilitation. Since then, he has done a deep dive into acoustic brain stimulation, and his clients are seeing real results from this cutting-edge therapy…
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Want to learn more about Lee and his intriguing work with Cereset? Click here now!
Episode also available on Apple Podcasts: http://apple.co/30PvU9C
Having a baby as a working mom is incredibly demanding. Unfortunately, many mothers can feel as though they don't have the proper resources to take care of their babies while working – especially when breastfeeding and pumping are involved…
Today we chat with Allison Tolman, a nurse, lactation consultant, and breast pump expert that is committed to taking this burden off of working mothers. As the owner of New Little Life, she focuses on combining breastfeeding and pumping support for mothers who feel overwhelmed or under-informed.
Allison is a women's health specialist that believes in the power of education. Along with her website, she also has a Youtube channel. Here, she supports mothers as they transition back to work and provides integral information on breastfeeding and breast pumps for viewers around the world.
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Visit Newlittlelife.com now to learn more about Allison and her work!
Episode also available on Apple Podcast: http://apple.co/30PvU9C
Today, we sit down with marine scientists Amber Sparks and Emily Hazelwood, Co-Founders of Blue Latitudes. Blue Latitudes is a women-owned small business and marine environmental consulting firm that focuses on enhancing the traditional concept of ocean stewardship.
Amber is a marine environmental scientist and oil and gas consultant with a background in technology and public outreach. She combines her skills with Emily, a marine conservation biologist and offshore energy consultant who has extensive experience in project management.
Since 2015, Blue Latitudes has been working to develop sustainable, innovative, and economic solutions for environmental challenges that encompass the offshore energy industry. By uniting science, policy, and communications, Amber and Emily are aiming to provide real results for the offshore industry as a whole…
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Visit www.rig2reefexploration.org now to learn more about Amber and Emily's work with Blue Latitudes!
Episode also available on Apple Podcast: http://apple.co/30PvU9C
What makes for healthy mushroom crop production? Can substrate microbiomes be manipulated to improve mushroom growth and development?
Eoin O'Connor is a postdoctoral scholar at the Penn State University Hockett Lab, where he studies mycology and the microbiomes of commercial mushroom substrates.
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Press play for more, and visit https://www.hockettlab.com/eoin-oconnor to learn about O'Connor's research.
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